Bach 7DW SILVER PLATED
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Essential Information About the Bach Mouthpiece
Essential Information About the Bach Mouthpiece
- Designed for the D trumpet and extended high register playing, offering a sense of control and stability.
- 16.20 mm cup diameter : a size that promotes a balance between comfort, precision, and endurance.
- Wider rim than a 7D: provides a more secure support, useful for limiting excessive lip pressure.
- Silver-plated finish : smooth glide and crisp feel, appreciated in daily practice as well as in concert.
Manufacturer Information
Bach
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Vincent Bach: A Historical Reference for Brass Instruments
Behind Bach is the story of Vincent Bach, both a musician and an engineer, whose high standards stemmed from a simple quest: to find a truly reliable and high-quality mouthpiece. As early as 1918, he began producing his own models before later developing legendary instruments. Bach trumpets, quickly regarded as the "Stradivarius of trumpets," established a lasting reputation for manufacturing consistency, precision, and sound excellence. Even today, Bach mouthpieces remain trusted choices for musicians of all levels.
For Which Musician and Repertoire?
This Bach mouthpiece is especially suited for trumpeters seeking security in the high register and comfortable support during long sessions. It is ideal for intermediate players aiming to stabilize their playing as well as for advanced musicians who endure rehearsals, concerts, or demanding passages requiring strong endurance. It naturally fits in orchestras, brass bands, and contexts where the D trumpet or high register playing is frequent, while remaining relevant whenever consistency and stamina are priorities.
Sound and Design
On a trumpet mouthpiece, the combination of cup + rim directly influences ease of sound production, endurance, and note stability. Here, the moderately deep cup promotes a clear response and better hold in the high register, while the 16.20 mm diameter helps maintain a good balance between precision and comfort. The wider rim provides a more "settled" support sensation: a real advantage for players who tend to apply too much pressure, as it can help better manage pressure and preserve flexibility. The silver-plated finish completes the package with a pleasant feel and smooth glide on the lips.
Recommended Compatible Accessories
To preserve surface condition and hygiene, a mouthpiece cleaner and a mouthpiece brush are daily essentials. A dedicated hard case is also recommended to avoid shocks and micro-scratches during transport.
Technical specifications
| Cup depth | Medium raised | Finishing | Silver |
| Color | Grey | ||
| Cup diameter | 16.20 mm | Finish | silver-plated |
| Rim shape | wider than the 7D mouthpiece | Product subject to a specific right of withdrawal | for hygiene reasons, if the product has been opened, it must be free of any signs of use to qualify for withdrawal and be eligible for refund or exchange. |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Bach S351 7DW suitable for the high register?
The moderately raised cup promotes a clear sound and better control in the upper range. The rim, wider than that of a 7D, provides a firmer support during demanding passages.
What is the cup diameter of this mouthpiece?
The cup diameter is 16.20 mm, a size that balances precision and comfort.
What is the difference in rim between a 7DW and a 7D?
The rim of the 7DW is wider than that of the 7D mouthpiece. This design can help better manage lip pressure. It suits players who need more support during long sessions.
Is this mouthpiece suitable for the D trumpet?
Its profile is recommended for contexts where the D trumpet and playing in the upper register are common.
What accessories are recommended to maintain a silver-plated mouthpiece?
A mouthpiece cleaner and a mouthpiece brush help preserve hygiene and the condition of the silver finish. A dedicated hard case protects against shocks and fine scratches during transport.



